Reply to "Which Pantera model from "investment" point of view?"

markmBuy now, pay later!

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Originally posted by jeff6559:
For the best "Loss on Investment," sometimes called "LOI" in the car community, buy someone elses excellent restoration for pennies on the dollar. In the very long run, a stock GT5 will probably be the best LOI, followed by any other stock car. However, that is not nearly as much fun as restomodded car where the LOI goes up in direct relationship to the fun factor. Pick your poison!

I believe most of us would go for the fun factor.

I would agree 100% buy the best car for the best price right from the start. You won't lose money till you start working on it.

7/13/078:04 AM

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